2016
DOI: 10.3788/ope.20162412.3027
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Measurement and calculation for reflective wavefront error of large optics at oblique incidence

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“…Where Loblique is the measured profile area by oblique incidence and Lreal is the profile area expanded to compensate by the oblique incidence α used in the lateral scale. In order to obtain the full-length measured mirror surface, the method of bicubic interpolation with less influence on the mirror surface can be used to restore the oblique incidence measurement mirror surface to the full-length surface 12 . Therefore, in the actual measurement, the interferometer aperture and the length of the measured mirror should be designed to adapt to the oblique incidence angle and measurement setup to achieve optimal measurement results.…”
Section: Oblique Incidence Measurementmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Where Loblique is the measured profile area by oblique incidence and Lreal is the profile area expanded to compensate by the oblique incidence α used in the lateral scale. In order to obtain the full-length measured mirror surface, the method of bicubic interpolation with less influence on the mirror surface can be used to restore the oblique incidence measurement mirror surface to the full-length surface 12 . Therefore, in the actual measurement, the interferometer aperture and the length of the measured mirror should be designed to adapt to the oblique incidence angle and measurement setup to achieve optimal measurement results.…”
Section: Oblique Incidence Measurementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Lin et al 11 proposed an absolute measurement method for oblique incidence measurement. Both domestic and abroad precise metrology laboratories have carried out corresponding studies using oblique incidence measurements and yielded excellent mirror surface shape results [12][13][14] .…”
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confidence: 99%